Those Were the Days
The party scene in Washington changes with different administrations, and each presidency has a subtle but important influence on its ...
The Village
Reading Lincoln
Like the cathedrals of Europe, many of our monuments in Washington are rich with symbolism, and can be “read,” especially ...
Summer Sales Along Wisconsin Avenue
Mid-summer sales are taking over Wisconsin Avenue. Check out these local stores for some great deals on this summer’s must-haves.
The Iconic Obelisk
The Washington Monument is the single most recognized icon in our cityscape, yet its creation had a turbulent beginning, middle ...
Under the French Influence of Jules de Sibour
In the 6th arrondissement in Paris, where the rue des Beaux-Arts meets rue Bonaparte, stands a venerable building which was more influential on architecture in Washington than any other institution, present or past. The Ecole des Beaux-Arts was the training ground for so many great American architects in the Gilded Era of Washington, including the charming maestro of Beaux Arts architecture, Jules Henri de Sibour.
A Window to the Holiday Spirit
Georgetown's Annual Holiday Window Competition has been assembled again, and with the help of architect Christian Zapatka, The Georgetowner ...
